Rosemarie Koch

Prof. Dr. Rosemarie Koch serves as Professor of Economics, Statistics and Quantitative Methods at Bremen University of Applied Sciences since 2012 within Faculty 1. Her prior academic roles include Professor of Business Administration at Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences (2011-2012) and DAAD Lecturer at Corvinus University Budapest (2009-2011), complemented by strategy consulting experience at Roland Berger and Arkwright Consulting AG.

Her academic foundation includes:

• Master's studies at Humboldt University of Berlin and Charles University in Prague (2004-2006)
• Dual student program at Robert Bosch GmbH with international rotations in Rouen, Madrid, and Penang (2001-2004)

Koch's research centers on Sustainable Finance, Executive Compensation structures, and Digitalization in Controlling systems. She integrates quantitative methods with business administration to analyze corporate governance trends, particularly examining how digital transformation impacts financial decision-making and executive remuneration frameworks in sustainable business models.